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A single, textless and '''untitled''' panel was created by comic artist [[Lee Sullivan]], depicting a [[crossover]] between [[Series 1 (Doctor Who)|Series 1]] of ''[[Doctor Who]]'' and the {{w|Casanova (2005 TV serial)|2005 BBC miniseries ''Casanova''}} to reflect the casting of ''Casanova'' lead [[David Tennant]] as the [[Tenth Doctor]], succeeding [[Christopher Eccleston]]'s [[Ninth Doctor]]. | A single, textless and '''untitled''' panel was created by comic artist [[Lee Sullivan]], depicting a [[crossover]] between [[Series 1 (Doctor Who 2005)|Series 1]] of ''[[Doctor Who]]'' and the {{w|Casanova (2005 TV serial)|2005 BBC miniseries ''Casanova''}} to reflect the casting of ''Casanova'' lead [[David Tennant]] as the [[Tenth Doctor]], succeeding [[Christopher Eccleston]]'s [[Ninth Doctor]]. | ||
Commissioned by [[Stephen Law]], Sullivan published a computer-coloured version of the art to [https://www.leesullivanart.co.uk/LEE/who.htm his website] alongside ''[[The Last Regeneration (comic story)|The Last Regeneration]]''. | Commissioned by [[Stephen Law]], Sullivan published a computer-coloured version of the art to [https://www.leesullivanart.co.uk/LEE/who.htm his website] alongside ''[[The Last Regeneration (comic story)|The Last Regeneration]]''. | ||
Latest revision as of 18:58, 25 April 2024
A single, textless and untitled panel was created by comic artist Lee Sullivan, depicting a crossover between Series 1 of Doctor Who and the 2005 BBC miniseries Casanova to reflect the casting of Casanova lead David Tennant as the Tenth Doctor, succeeding Christopher Eccleston's Ninth Doctor.
Commissioned by Stephen Law, Sullivan published a computer-coloured version of the art to his website alongside The Last Regeneration.
Plot[[edit] | [edit source]]
As the TARDIS flies through the Time Vortex, the Doctor and Rose await their next destination with glee. Rose steps out the TARDIS door, closely followed by the Doctor, and both are stunned to see multiple bronze Dalek drones occupying St Mark's Square in Venice, both hovering and on the ground. Also present at the scene is none other then Casanova, who comes face to face with the Doctor.
Characters[[edit] | [edit source]]
Story notes[[edit] | [edit source]]
- David Tennant played Casanova in the 2005 BBC miniseries written by Russell T Davies, directed by Sheree Folkson and exec produced by Davies and Julie Gardner. Soon after, Tennant was introduced as the Tenth Doctor, succeeding Christopher Eccleston's Ninth Doctor in the lead role. This panel, with the Ninth Doctor and Rose encountering the Tennant Casanova, is a reference to this.
- As the naturally brown eyed Tennant had wore blue contact lenses in his portrayal of Casanova to match the older version of the character played by Peter O'Toole, Casanova is accurately depicted with blue eyes.
- As well as constituting a crossover between Doctor Who and a non-DWU series, it is also one of multiple crossovers between works by Russell T Davies which includes the appearance of Sandra Mitchell, a character from the the non-DWU series Children's Ward in the Series 1 episode The Long Game, and a reference to the Vivaldi inheritance from Mine All Mine in the Torchwood: Miracle Day episode End of the Road. Davies has elsewhere commented, "I think every show I've ever written fits into one big world."[1]
Continuity[[edit] | [edit source]]
- What appears to be one of Casanova's outfits would be seen when the newly regenerated Tenth Doctor selects his own attire in the TARDIS wardrobe. (TV: The Christmas Invasion)
- The Eleventh Doctor would recall meeting Casanova to Amy Pond and Rory Williams whilst visiting Venice in 1580, 145 years before Casanova's birth. He claims to have owed Casanova a chicken as a result of a bet, (TV: The Vampires of Venice) which one account attributes to a Sontaran invasion. (AUDIO: The House of Masks)
